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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-18

We have a very large
stock of Boys Short Pant
Suits. $3.50 buys a boys
suit.-A Jack knife given
with every suit.
AT Holbrook y Hawes'.
Finest line of light col
ored Stiff Hats in the mar
ket.
AT Holbrook & IIawcs'.
Elegant assortment of
Spring Ties, just in.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
We have just put in a
line of the celebrated Star
Shirt Waists, for boys.
At Holbrook Y Hawes'.
Big stock Of mems spring
and summer suits, our own
make: These suits are made
by ourselves from Sawyer,
Livingstone, Putnam, Har-
ris, Dexter and other fine
cassimeres. We have a very
large line and our prices
are way down. A good SER
viceable suit for $500.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
A very large stock Of
Pants for men, youths and
boys: boys short pants 70
cts. to 81 a pr. Mems pants,
all wool, $3.50.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
We keep con family in stock
a full assortment of llathaways
celebrated Shirts. A case usl
received.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
Night Shirts always in stock
Also unlaundried shirts, best in
market for 80 cts.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
Straw Hats all kinds, FARM
ers' braided and sewed Hats.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
Big stock of Fancy Shirts.
80 cts. buys good shirt.
AT Holbrook 4 Hawes'.
Sis to S25, buys good
custom made suit, made to or
der. So to So buys bang up
pair of pants made to order.
AT Holbrook & Halves
Big line of Overalls. Paint
ers' patent white Overall, peck
ct for putty knife, dust brush.
&c. Shoe-maker,' brown duck
coats, something new, just the
thing.
At Holbrook Il Hawes'.
Hammocks--gennine full
length Mexican Hammocks-
Ropes aud spreaders.
At Holbrook & Hawes'.
n. B. 1t will give us pleas
ure to show you our stock
whether you purchase or not,
Holbrook E. Halves
ON THE CORNER.
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CAuRAHAsstr Lopez No. 5l-Mccts Wednesday
evenings 7.3u O'Clock.
PARMENAs ENCAMrNENr No. IS--Mcet> second
and fourth tuesdays OF each month in Odd Fellows
hall. so Water trcct.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.MAGNE VOLUNTEER MILITIA COMPANY E
Horace NJ. Weston, Captain, Armory AS Water 81
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GRNND ARMY or ruf REruBLIC-Russell Post
SO. 49, Meetings tst and cd FRIDAYS. Grand Army
iiall, corner Madison and Water Streets.
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ANC1tNr OHpE' nr UNITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hogan Lodge so 20 Stated meetings I'd and 9Th
i riddys, e.. y. Il. Hall.
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Biz Thing LII Tc1tnlnnNa.

BRIDGEPORT (Ct.) Standard.
a repre- tentative OF NJ. Fortin.H Herr
mann, the inventor, writes from Paris,
May q, to P. T. Barnum, Of this city, as
follows: ! s
4 presume that you will have, read, in
the political or, special papers, OF MIR.
Fortin-H errmann's newly invented cable.
This cable allovsto telephone to any dis.
lance in the world and for this reason,
ss well as on account oil its special durs-
bility, 1t has been adopted by the French
Government. Bytha same cable an SAUDI
ition" Of the Paris Grand Opera
has been transmitted to the King Of Bel
GUM in Brussels. I am OF opinion that
IN transmitting the Paris Grand Opera
every night to America, say to New York,
would be a profitable business. The cost
OF cable from Paris to New York, allowing
200 persona TO hear at-theS Same time,
as distinctly CO II they were in the Paris
Opera!House, would DO about $l5, 900. 600,
Let US say, thnt' they will be charged for
hearing ono act S. only, which viii make
for 200 persona sl,0O for each act this will
make Tor four, acts There are MANY operas
with five acts),, 5 1000 every night, say
Sl,450,0W atyesr. This SUN is highly
sufficient to cover the interest and amor.
tization on the invested capital and as
the performance at the opera takes ,iou,
hours tho remaining twenty hours Of the
day may ba used Tor business and othe,
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Astonishing Success,

It is the duty Of every person who has
used Boscaee's German Syrup to let it's
wonderful qualities DO, known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughp, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in TACT all throat and lung diseasas. No
porson can use it without immediate 70.
LEI: Three doEes will relieve any case,
and we connidsl it the duty Of all Drug
2isa to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptiye, st lest to try one bottle, as
$1,000 dozen bottles were cold last year,
and no IN CAGE where it failed waa re-.
ported. Such n medicine as tho German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about It. Sample bottles to
try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, rs
cents. Bold by all Druggists and Dealers,
in tho United States and Canada, pAw
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Kitchen and Market 0ardep,

E1chdnDe.f Z!
sowthe main crop Of beets aud carrots
u not yet. Thin the earlier Rowines and
keep clear OF weeds. Sow beets every
two weeks, to have an abundance Of thin.
ninga to use Tor green's.
Frequent hosings' greatly promote the
growth Sof tcabbagea aud csulinowers.
Early. cubbages, whep nearly mature,
by. bending over the plants, and thus root.
pruning by breaking Of q share Of their
roola. Look to lstc cabbage plants In seed
bsde. and do not lot them crowd or get
drawn up.
Encourage the growth OF sweet corn by
frequent hoeings, giving q top dreasing,oi
plaster, Ruano or other good fertilizer.
Plant at frequent intervals. One rarely
has too much sweet corn.
II tho celery plants in the seed beds arc
growing rapidly, cnt back the leaves one.
hall, to prepare them for traneplanting,
making them stalky and hardy.
Egg plants should not 70 out until act.
tied warm weather; set them in richly
manfred hills, and look out for "potato
huge" F % HsN @
oueseea WIN oulouB uepbQuB largely
upon thorough wedding. Near q market,
1t 10 found that II punched and sold when
half grown, they arc more profitable than
II allowed to ripen. Hl
Sow peas for succession II the weather
comes on very hot, they will fare poorly.
Some Of the prolific dwarf sorts in moist
ground often do we'll even as late as this.
Keep the flower stalks of rhubarb cut
away. When fruits come give the plants
q reGt. s @ ST"l
squaahes.-It 10 not too lato to COW the
Hubbard, Marblehsad and other lator
sorts. Manure the whole ground, with q
generous quantity in the hills. Use a
plenty Of seed, aud dust the young plants
as they appear, as directed for cucumbers.
Do not disturb the vincs, but let them
take root where they will. }N
II spinach is sown now, It will run TO
eeod. Sow New Zealand spinach instead,
and the other again in September. Young
beta are, an excellent substitute for spin.
ach.
In the garden tomatoes should have
support; brush laid down to keep the
ylreo from the ground, is better than
AotAAhHs sIT- GFf-r2a -1-It.. .M-EsE.
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Not n Grim Joke.
Conureartionnlist. wv -aL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. --I-TT- y
A Dakota association is reported au
carrying on Its correspondence the follow.
ins letter-headins "OAice OF the Btule
County Racing Association, Successor OF
the 7. NJ. O. Association" This looks like
agrim joke, but We cannot help thinking
that q similar legend might be appropriate
to such churches or young peoples relig-
ious societies az seem to, be useful p only
"a organizations for social amusement.
How would the truth sound expressed in
this form-"'society for the Promotion oil
Plcnics, Progressive Eucher Parties and
Theatrical Entertainments; Successor to
the Antioch Disciples Association Of
Christian Character and Gospel Work.?
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telephone communications between
Europe and America, which in fact will
constitute the main profit. Are you In.
Clined 70 take this business up with your
financial friends2
u am at your disposal for all further In.
formation. JuLRs GRuyrRY.
Representant de NJ. Fortin.H Hermann.
Mr. Barnum has ordered his Paris agents
to investigate this matter, and II found
practicable as represented, he will be one
o., fifteen to take the stock In the new
cable company for the purpose proposed.
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!. sowthe main crop Of beets and carrota
u not yet. Thin the earlier eowings and
keep clear Of weeds. Sow beets every
two weeks, to have an abundance Of thin.
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and consequently incurablc.s It Is impossible to dc.
scribe her snfTcrings. Her body from tho crown Of
her head to the solcs OF her feet was n mass OF decay,
masses Of flesh noting OF and leaving great cavities.
1le- fingers fcstcEed and three or four nails dropped,
OF at QUO time. Her limbs contracted by tho fearful
liberation, and for several years she did not leave
her bed. Her weight was reduced from la5 to co lbs,
cleaned from the fact that three pounds OF Cosmo.
limo Or ointment were used per week In dressing her
defeat by this Black Wolf, md commended tho saf.
fercr to her all.wiRc Creator, -
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the use
Of SwIrr's SrEclrio T.. S. 81, prevailed on her 10
t'yi It as a last resort; She began Ia use under pso.
test, but soon found that her system was being re-.
healthy color. as though, the blood was becoming
pure and active. Ai1s. Bailey continued the $. s. s.
sntll last February; Cycry sore was healed; shc dis.
eardcd chair and %cru.chcs, mid was for tho first time
In twelve years n well woman. Her husband, Mr..
CA. BAILEY, Is IN business ut TN blackstone Street,
Boston, and will take pleasure In giving tho details
Of this wonderful cure. Send TO us for Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed FREQ.
Ga Tue SWIFT SrEciYlc CO.. Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ea
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That ere %fretlul, peovish, cross, or troubled
eth Windy Collie, 4eethiug Pains, Or
Stomach Diaorderp, can be relieved at
once by using Acker's Baby soother. 1t
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
sale. Prics Is cents. Sold by Logan &
Co. aud @. Maukemellsr. s (
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Cnn,tSlcep

Nights is the complaint Of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, ETC. Did you ever: try Acker's
English Remedy? It is the best prepa.
ration known for sill Lung Troubles, sold
ona positive guarantee at l0c., Soc. Logan
& Co, and @. Msnkemeller, TI
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The best aa1ye in TIE world iodr cats
bruises, sores, ulcers, raltl rheum, fcye,
sores, tet.er, chapped hande, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curea piles, or no pay required, Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cent? ne,
boz. For sale by Loesn 4 %. 81
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OF the good things OF this Life are aor-
rowiully, let alone on account Of Dyspep.
sia. Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation;
sold on a positive guarantee at Is and so
cents, by Logan & 90. and O. Menke-
meller. 80
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AckOHn

Blood Elixir Is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is a positive cure for Ul.
GERS, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning,
1t purifes the whole system, and ban,
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralglc pains
We guarantee 1t. Logan& %. and O
Menkemsller, s.
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WHITE teeth, sweet breath, q fragrant mouth,
Abroad, at home. cast, west, north, south,
These three prime charms are sure To plcasc,
AL those who S0ZODOST apply 80
Will have these charms-take heed md try.
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CINCINNATI, O.. June 11-Flour quiet. Whoa,
heAvy; No: 2 rod $50; receipts 9, 800 bushels; ship.
men.s 400 bushels; Corn quiet and firm; No!
mixed 4le.' Cnts firm; No 2 mixed 231Sc. Rye
ter demand at 6.S71Sac. Bulk meats firm. Bacon
II good demand and ttronger; short rib .S.G?Hc;
short clear s '9cc. whisky steady: sales 675 barrels
finished goods on basis Of 81 05. Butter, sugar
ahd cheese steady. Eggs steady at ll3ssal2c.
TOLEDO. June lO.-Whcat dull and steady; cash
s91t5c bid: June Ss11+c bid, $50 asked: August 'SlAt
bid: September Sc asked: December SIC bid.
Corn quiet; cash SJXc asked.
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Wool,

PHILADELrHIA, June l0.-Wool market firm: low
and medium wool IN good demand; Ohio, Penn
%sylyallla and Vest Virginia XX and above 32a3ic,
As3la3!c; medium 37s8sc; coarse 37a3sc: New
York, hlchisan nnd Western fine, or X and Y 3Gn
SIC; medium 36a37c: California 36as7c; ane washed
dclaine X and XIX s5a%7c; medium washed comb.
lns aud delainc ySa39c: California do 37a39o; Tan.
ada washed clmblns Siaasc; tuowashed 85a,lc;
medium unwashcd combinE and dclaine S0a3lc;
California do saSlc; Eastern Oregon l6a2lc:' Val.
Icy Oregon 22A?sc; New Mexico and Colorado
BOSTON,. Juno 10.-Wool s%tronger: Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra leece Sc: Xxx Suisse; MichI-
gan extra SIC; medium unwashed combing 3Qa3 10;
line and medium Territory at 17a25c; medium
new spring rexas 2Saz7c; new spring California 1t
l7alsc: medium unwashcd 9Sa30c; pulled woods,
hupetlne 3Sa3ic; extras 2yaa3c.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno ! 0-Wool easy and tub
washed lower: California h,n,d unwashed bright
medium Ea2Shc; coAise braid 1Ca?5c; low sandy
lSalsc:. fine light lga2ic:. fine heavy lla20c; tub
washed choice .S9as9Ee: fair sGaSSo: low 31GS5c. i
NEw YoRK, June lO.-Wool quiet and steady;
domestic fleece 35a37c; pulled SIC.
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PersoLnl Colnllneas

i. greatly enhanced by a fine set Of teeth.
On tho other hand, nothing so detracte
from the efec! OF. pleasing features, fine
eyes snd graceful figure, as yellow teeth.
That popular toilet article, sOZODONT,
checks their decay, and renders them as
white 90 snow.
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ibid Adam smoke 2" Is "a recently
evolved conundrum. II he did Eve had
no cause for complaining that the curtains
were filled with it.
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Thomas Nichols, Garleld's private Sec
rotary, insists that cars suspended below a
single track can so at 220 miles an hour
from San Francisco to Washington in a
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/. NEW YoEK, June 10!-.Cot.on steady: uplands
II 5.l6c;s Orleans 1lhc; futures closed very firm;
1896; October l0.8ac: November 1o.OSc; December
loeSc; January o.l0c; February Slo.16c; April
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GENERAL spALD1NG, with his glue, ce.
mented North and South, never to be
parted, It neye. cracks, MI.
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FINANCE N TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud stool
sNskGfl HfarLn. VHgyIS AFNtn.teAtgl

Z NEw Yohx, June 1o.-Moncy on call easy at sxas
per cent, lat loan Ai4h per cont closed at 4a4E
HeS Gent !. Kline mercantile paper sac per cent,
ihe business Of the Stock Exchange to-day was d
uitle larger In volume, due 10 the increased Interest
n Y one or two stocks g The general list displayed
MA tnG same characteristics as on yesterday, dullneaa
9elng !he principal feature. The opcning was
ttni, advances o. Is 10 " per cent over yes,erdsy's
hnai figures: There WIS d ialr n1nount Of business
ID lhe thst few minutes, but the market soon DO.
gstge dnll and 50 remained throughout the day.
were established. An hour INAUGURATION followed.
ana during the forenoon q general heavy tone was
nonced. Tho market closed steady close to the
opening ngures The great majority Of tho active
Id, ~ saoW itacuonAi advances. I transactions only
Kailroad bonds werc quiet: sales, sl,0ss, 900.
government bonds dull, steady and quiet
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~ -aiA1 W nFasf7 aAEEsfygF9ssus
.G &! Catalogue:
ONCE. Nos. % aud 81 Fonr.een,h strset.
LORD LovELL,s LAME iExcusE.

Ettp York Commercial Advertiser.
& Lord Lowell he stood Of his own, front door,
seeking tho hole for tho key,
d His hat waA wrecked, and his trousers bore Viz
"a rent across either knee. IS &
When down canie tho beAuteous Lady Jane
In la!s Whl.e dfaperea. {7I5
& q am not drunk. Lady Bhane,n he said,
Il" And 80 late 1t cannot, bo; jj-aIj 7 sfsyT,
The clock struck / rs I enter.ed--
I heard 1t two times or three;
Z II must be tho salmon on which I fed efgS
las been too many for u,e.4 tgygl8l
E"Go, tell your tale, Lord Loyell,r she said,
81 the maritime cAvAlrcc, Ui
To your grandma Of tho hoary head
To any one but me. lftg FsQ5,
The door y not used 10 DO open cd
g With q cigarette for 4 key IL
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LtYa Stock.

CHICAGO, juno lo.-catue-ReceIpts 5000 head;
shipments 1000 head; market weak; shipping
steers. 50 75ai 80: ~Gtockess md feeders 81 25a3 90;
cows, bulls and mixed 5! 0Das 80; Texas cattle s. Oh
al Hogs Receipts q, 900 head; shipments 5000
head; market stronger; rough and mixed AG0a
6 50; packing and shipping IS 0oa5 20; light SiGea
S %: skips S. 40ai 90. Eheep-Reccipts 1000 head;
shipments none: market strong at lUc higher: na-
tiyes s3 toei IS; western s. 5Oa4 Is; Texans 81 rs
as rs; lambs 81 60a3 80 per head, 4
EAST LIBERTY, Juno Q. -Cattle-Rcccipts 81
head: shipments 81 head: market nothing doing,
NIL through conslgnments. gHogs-Receip.s 1000
head; shipments 1900 head; market firm: York
ers IS 20a6 30:' COMMON and light IS 0Oi5 Is; pigs
81 70a4 20. sheep-Rcceips 1900 head; shipments
1900 head: market steady. e9l5
CINCINNATI, O., June lO.-Hoss actIveand higher;
common and Light s. 75at 90; packing and butchers
y 6oa5 10: receipts 1,5oo head; shipments 1000
head. lttrEfIT - ~ IAaS .EgEr4SGI3
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The official whose busineas it is to LOOK
into the affairs Of the nation 10 very prop.
erly called ply minister.-Boston Tran.
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PHuADsIpuIA, PA, Juno 1o.-Flour quiet but
Jnly 93Iasihc: August slAa9is4c; September
gVBa9l1fc. Corn, spot steady; futures dull and
nominal: No. s mixed 47c: No. Q high mixed on
track 47aiSc: No 2 mixed Juno 4GEai7c: July 47a
quiet but steady; No. 2 mixed SOC. uugraded white
SIC; bright No. 3 While SIC; No. . white 3sLlc;
futures quiet md unchanged. Butter flrm;
creamery extra l7alsc. Eggs steady at good dc.
easier; Ohio HAT choice .szs4aloc; do fair to prime "a
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Dry Gools.

Nav York, Juno 1o.--Tho market was more
quiet In new business, but through deliveries Of
cotton goods largo lssles wore. effected. Values
strong and hard clothing woolens dull 65sifi. a
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&Evs was the only woman who ever liyed
that didn't gather all her drapery in her
lett hand and scream at the tor Of her
voice at the sight Of a snake.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
As n Scrvlne.
Dr.. !. Dc y. Hoard, lConcordis, Kan,
says: II have used it personally, and am
greatly pleased with its action as a nor.
Vine" rrhskw 4
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The Shah Of Perais loves to play Drag
with ia'Siyes, but DO does the best share
OF the b,agging.-M. Y. Journal.
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"He that loves noise mos. must buy a
pig" eays @ Spanish proverb. In most
cases, however, a baby will answer just as
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On Cry, Pa, June 1o.-Opened at 631sc; highest
63Ac; lowest GG5}4c: closed ut CSC; sales 40, wv bar.
rels; tlearancea 10000 barrels; charters 7l,ll1 bar,
rels; shipments $3.50 barrels. Js.
PITTSBURGH, June lo.-Pctroleum dull but steady
opened at e2Xc; closed at CSC; highest G3Ac; low
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CHICAGO, June 10 Gables this morning were
dull' and puts downward tendency on wheat and
corn eo,n Beyond the early adsIces there was little OF
nolnihg 10 expect In the opening markets. The
crowd remains III doubt about the attitude OF the
Giiiqae ~ July wheat, many regarding 1t a very
aoupliul venture 10 load up with that future. Lii
view Of the amount In store and the favorable crop
aGIpot!s. June wheat ranged between ~9la92sasc,
tiow. Oats dun. Provisions moderately active.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, cash No.
spring 941hSa9lass c:N No 3spr!ng 7Sc; No.. 9 red 9!Ac;
S Snns !, Gsstss, closing q 92Ac: July @55zas,35ssc.
september Sl5bas2e, closing at slssc. Corn, cash
NJ 2 sI'1e; June s52las7Isc, closing at s777SSc; July
so14ssgc, closing at 3s%p: August 3yEaioc, closing
Ct $40; September 4077sa4Oh:, closing ut 4O5ksc.
~, cash 40 2 June Za13aaa !h56c. closing at
sS1e: Jnly,2 'sza2t55Sc, closing at .6hfe; August 25H
ass "a closing a.2sHc sep,em bet Is ssa?5774sc closing
at2%c. Bye, cash No. 2. Sic. Barley, No 4. 59c. Flax.
seed, No. !, stl6. Prime timothy teed sl95 Mess pork,
nash, aoo;June s.. %. Lard, cssh 667HaG. 100:
June .6,65a6 1uc, closing at G.65c: July 6.1taG 75c,
glowing at &. 7oc; August 6.tGl6S.c, closing at G.Ssc;
septo:n ber 6.99s6 ?5c, closing at 6 90c :. Short ribs
7.6oa7 ,G2hc Whisky ST. 10. Sugars cutloai G55GaG1Ec;
granulated Go: Standard A 5Mc. Butter tirm and In
iair demand; dairy l2al6es creamery lSal7c. Eggs
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y. X. r. gen. 6s.... 9st
Northern p2c. INSTABILITY
North. Pac, teconda..luI
Northwest. consola..l3s
n W.debcntutcz,6s ITO
:t. Paul ~con4oS....1So
III. T., q. l. r, 1rsts. l0l
lIex. 4 Pac. land gt's. 60
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BLACk WQLE !

4 Or Black Lcprosy, Is a disease which Is considered
iincurablc, but It has yielded to tho curative proper
ties OF SwlFr's SrEcirlc-now known all over the
world as S. S. s. Mrs. Bailey, OF West Someryiic,
Aiass., near Bostof, was attacked several years ago
with this hldcous black eruption, and was treated 6y
tho best medical talent. who could only say that tho
disease was u species OF 9FIl
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